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Hezbollah’s Military Media released between November 2 and 9 multiple videos documenting some of the group’s recent attacks on Israel.
The videos showed attacks on the bases of Shraga, Ramat David, Palmachim, Glilot, and Stella Maris in addition to the Ramim barracks. They also showed strikes on gatherings of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) at the Baghdadi site, near the towns of Kfar Kila and Deir Mimas, as well as in the areas of Tel al-Khazan and Jal al-Deir.
In addition, the videos included footage of recent attacks on the cities of Nahariya and Safed, as well as the area of Krayot to the north of the city of Haifa.
The attacks were carried out using a wide range of weapons, including heavy artillery rockets, guided ballistic missiles, suicide drones and anti-tank guided missiles.
The clashes on the Lebanese-Israeli border first broke out after the start of the war in the Gaza Strip, with Hezbollah launching attacks in support of the Palestinian enclave. Israel escalated its attacks on Lebanon starting from September 17 and on September 27 it assassinated the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nassrallah.
The IDF escalated even further on September 30 by launching a limited ground operation against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
All in all, the confrontation has so far resulted in 41 civilian deaths in Israel and the occupied Syrian Golan Heights as well as the deaths of at least 63 soldiers and security officers. On the Lebanese side, more than 3,100 people have been killed, including more than 500 members of Hezbollah.
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